H1B, H4 Visa

First and foremost, a big thanks to all those who have contributed here. Nothing can be more helpful than real experience sharing. Keep the good work going.

@ OFC - Reaching 20 minutes prior to your appointment is the maximum buffer time to be kept. Things go at such fast pace that, once you are going in you keep moving all the time till you are outside.

@ Consulate - In fact, I was very lucky to get the most pleasant looking VO out of the rest. He was approving even L1B's without much irritating questions of any sort. I could see a lady doing a few rejections after asking too many questions and may be shattering the confidence. So my advise would be, just be confident in what you say and well prepared. In that case there would be NIL % rejection probability. Okay, now my experience.

VO : Hi ( While I was still remaining at my waiting position in the queue)
Me: Good Morning

VO: Very good morning. Your passports please.
Me: Sure sir. (Gave mine and spouse passports)

VO: Okay, why do you want to go to the US
Me: To work for my employer <ZZZ>

VO: Are you going to work at <ZZZ> company location
Me: No sir, I'm going to work at my client location and my client is <YYY>.

VO: What are you going to do there ?
Me: Just said one of my responsibility(first point in my petition).

By then, he said okay and wait for a minute and put the passports somewhere inside. And handed over the white pamphlet to me. Looking at us, he told 'Have a nice day'. My wife reciprocated the same.(May be i was perplexed that the interview was all over). Said a thank you in a little hurry and paved way for the next person in queue.

Just our passports were asked for and no other documents asked. No questions to my wife at all. In between sometime i was getting ready to pass my I797 doc, which he never asked.

Hastily went for getting the passports couriered.

Good luck for all and keep sharing your experiences to help those who are searching here hungrily.

Thanks